JanuaryOrchid

We had a theater here in WA that was privately owned. It was scheduled to play Blackfish (confirmed by the Magnolia website) until it was bought out by Cinemark. I thought that was odd, so I looked it up and they were partners with SeaWorld. I emailed them to ask if they were no longer showing it because Cinemark owned the theater now, but they told me it was "suddenly pulled." I don't know if that was an active decision, or just a coincidence.

Do you remember the first time you knew that the organization was not what you thought it was? Was there an event or was it a slow realization?

Thank you for your reply. I think this is a great example of why we should inform people instead of keeping them in the dark, even if the subject matter isn't easy to talk about. We are, I believe, forever curious.

I understand your sentiments. Not to say you can't attain it without substances, but it opens your eyes to really see how life is operating beyond yourself, your own mind, your own reality of what you think life is like.

I went to the zoo recently with that new mindset (not while on anything) and the difference was apparent. You can tell in the animal's behavior, the way they act toward visitors and their penmates. I had my camera with me, and was taking pictures of the gorillas. Later that night when I checked them out on the computer you can really see in their facial expressions and eyes that they are thinking, feeling, and they are not very happy.

If you do have interest, just research for a while. Get to know all the information. Then you may have a clearer picture on if you do want to try it and what to expect.